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Pro Monitoring, Smart Homes and the Decline of Traditional Security

A new Parks Associates white paper explores how shifting consumer expectations are accelerating the decline of traditional home security systems and creating new opportunities for integrators focused on smart home services and professional monitoring.

FBI Warns of BADBOX 2.0 Botnet Threat to Smart Homes: What Integrators Need to Know

The FBI is warning of yet another botnet campaign targeting off-brand devices, further illustrating the importance of vetting devices

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Gain More Situational Awareness with OpenEye’s Cloud-Based Maps

OpenEye Web Services’ cloud-based maps enable users to improve incident response time and improve situational awareness throughout facilities.

AI Is Transforming Identity Security. But Are Organizations Keeping Up?

Cybersecurity leaders who fail to address the AI threat adequately may find themselves at a disadvantage as attacks become increasingly prevalent.

Rently launches integrated line of security cameras for multi-family properties

Rently's new cameras are designed to address the needs of apartment and multi-family buildings with around-the-clock monitoring capabilities for units, community entrances, common areas, amenity spaces, and parking facilities. Rently’s security cameras also integrate with its access control solution for instant video playback of access activity.

Professionally Installed vs. ISP Home Networks: What My Outage Taught Me About Their Value

Access Networks through Shawn Armstrong and his company Kreative AV were able to quickly resolve my network issues and show why support and quality components work hand-in-hand.

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10 unusual bills proposed in Mississippi’s 2024 legislative session

Sen. Kevin Blackwell, R-Southaven, is looking to get ahead of the curve as technology quickly advances with SB 2088, which would act as a protection to employees from forced human microchip implantation

Public Safety Leaders Urge Senate to Fund Nationwide 9-1-1 Upgrade in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Today, a coalition representing state and local government leaders, industry professionals, and tens of thousands of 9-1-1 first responders sent a letter to members of the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee urging federal investment in Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG911) technology to replace outdated emergency communications infrastructure across the country.

Arkansas State Police urging drivers to abide by ‘Move Over’ law

After two troopers were hit by a vehicle during a traffic stop, Arkansas State Police officials are now urging drivers to abide by the Move Over Law.

Landry signs into law bills concerning torts, criminal justice

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has signed several bills into law pertaining to the criminal justice system and tort structure, law enforcement benefits and economic development.

Governor Kelly Announces $2.3M for Digital Skills Programs to Drive Workforce Readiness

“Community organizations across Kansas will use this funding to create immediate opportunities for those aiming to increase digital skills and knowledge,” Governor Laura Kelly said. “The DOCK program reinforces my administration’s commitment to empowering Kansans and meeting the evolving needs of today’s workforce.”

Maryland Businesses Sound Off On Looming IT Services Tax: Uncertainty, Loopholes, And Possible Fallout

Business leaders, defense contractors, and elected officials gathered at the St. Mary’s County Chamber of Commerce on May 29 to unpack the implications of Maryland’s controversial new 3% sales and use tax on information technology (IT) and digital services.

Wondering what went down during Oklahoma’s 2025 legislative session? Here’s a recap

Jackie Fortier 6.5.25 – KGOU- By Logan Layden, Beth Wallis, Jillian Taylor, Chloe...

What Happened in Austin for Texas Small Business Owners During the 2025 Legislative Session?

The 2025 Legislative Session officially concluded on June 2, 2025, wrapping up 140-days of activity on issues that directly impact Texas’ small businesses.